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"Case Against Adani Should Never Have Been Brought": US Justice Department
The United States pretending to be the world police can cause diplomatic strife and also wastes resources better spent on domestic concerns, said the DOJ.
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Trump's Lawyers Say Questions on Flynn, Firing Comey Off-Limits
Trump steers away from firing of FBI director James Comey and Trump’s comments to Comey about his investigation of Michael Flynn.
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Trump's Lawyers Send Mueller Counteroffer for Interview Terms
Trump’s legal team doesn’t want questions about obstruction
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U.S. Says Judge in AT&T Merger Ruling Ignored ‘Common Sense’
U.S says court ignored Time Warner’s bargaining power in the merger over rival pay-TV distributors that pay for its programming.
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Trump, Mueller Near Final Stages of Talks for Interview in Probe
Robert Mueller inches closer to questioning Trump in the probe concerning the U.S Election 2016.
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Trump Loses Bid to Modify Settlement Over Child Detention
Trump vied changing the the 1997 settlement that allowed immigrant minors swift, detention-free entry in to the U.S.
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Trump Can't Meet Deadline for Reunifying Young Kids, ACLU Says
Fewer than half of the children separated from their undocumented parents are likely to be reunited by Trump.
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US Seeks Court Guidance On Deadlines To Reunite Migrant Families
The US government is seeking guidance from a federal court over its efforts to reunite migrant parents and their children before court-imposed deadlines, after the administration separated the families for crossing the US-Mexico border illegally.
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AT&T Closes Time Warner Deal After U.S. Declines to Seek Stay
AT&T can feed Time Warner programming to its 119 million customers, and go head-to-head with Netflix and Amazon.
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Apple to Close IPhone Security Loophole Used by Law Enforcement
Apple To Close IPhone Security Loophole Used by Law Enforcement
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Mueller Runs Up $16 Million Tab in Trump-Russia Investigation
Mueller investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 election cost above $16 million during its first year.
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No Federal Charges in the Trayvon Martin Shooting Case: US
A Florida man who was acquitted of murder in the racially charged shooting death of an unarmed black teenager will not face federal hate crime charges, US justice officials said on Tuesday.
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FBI Ends Investigation of 9/11 Defence Team Member
The U.S. Justice Department says the FBI has ended an investigation into a possible security breach that brought pre-trial hearings in the Sept. 11 war crimes proceedings at Guantanamo to a halt.
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US challenges $20-billion deal to merge Budweiser and Corona
The Justice Department is challenging Anheuser-Busch InBev's proposed $20.1 billion purchase of Mexican brewer Grupo Modelo, which would unite the ownership of popular beers like Budweiser and Corona.
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"Case Against Adani Should Never Have Been Brought": US Justice Department
The United States pretending to be the world police can cause diplomatic strife and also wastes resources better spent on domestic concerns, said the DOJ.
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Trump's Lawyers Say Questions on Flynn, Firing Comey Off-Limits
Trump steers away from firing of FBI director James Comey and Trump’s comments to Comey about his investigation of Michael Flynn.
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Trump's Lawyers Send Mueller Counteroffer for Interview Terms
Trump’s legal team doesn’t want questions about obstruction
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U.S. Says Judge in AT&T Merger Ruling Ignored ‘Common Sense’
U.S says court ignored Time Warner’s bargaining power in the merger over rival pay-TV distributors that pay for its programming.
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Trump, Mueller Near Final Stages of Talks for Interview in Probe
Robert Mueller inches closer to questioning Trump in the probe concerning the U.S Election 2016.
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Trump Loses Bid to Modify Settlement Over Child Detention
Trump vied changing the the 1997 settlement that allowed immigrant minors swift, detention-free entry in to the U.S.
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Trump Can't Meet Deadline for Reunifying Young Kids, ACLU Says
Fewer than half of the children separated from their undocumented parents are likely to be reunited by Trump.
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US Seeks Court Guidance On Deadlines To Reunite Migrant Families
The US government is seeking guidance from a federal court over its efforts to reunite migrant parents and their children before court-imposed deadlines, after the administration separated the families for crossing the US-Mexico border illegally.
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AT&T Closes Time Warner Deal After U.S. Declines to Seek Stay
AT&T can feed Time Warner programming to its 119 million customers, and go head-to-head with Netflix and Amazon.
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Apple to Close IPhone Security Loophole Used by Law Enforcement
Apple To Close IPhone Security Loophole Used by Law Enforcement
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Mueller Runs Up $16 Million Tab in Trump-Russia Investigation
Mueller investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 election cost above $16 million during its first year.
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No Federal Charges in the Trayvon Martin Shooting Case: US
A Florida man who was acquitted of murder in the racially charged shooting death of an unarmed black teenager will not face federal hate crime charges, US justice officials said on Tuesday.
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FBI Ends Investigation of 9/11 Defence Team Member
The U.S. Justice Department says the FBI has ended an investigation into a possible security breach that brought pre-trial hearings in the Sept. 11 war crimes proceedings at Guantanamo to a halt.
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US challenges $20-billion deal to merge Budweiser and Corona
The Justice Department is challenging Anheuser-Busch InBev's proposed $20.1 billion purchase of Mexican brewer Grupo Modelo, which would unite the ownership of popular beers like Budweiser and Corona.
